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Female Support Workers

Forest Row
£15.50/hr
Posted about 7 hours ago
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Part-Time Female Support Workers (Driver Required)

Location

Forest Row

Vacancy Type

Flexible Part-Time Hours

Pay and Benefits

  • A GBP 15.00 per hour (weekdays)
  • A GBP 15.50 per hour (weekends)
  • Time and a half on Bank Holidays
  • 45p per mile mileage allowance (work-related travel)

Hours and Scheduling

  • 9:18 hours per week initially, with the potential to increase
  • Shifts usually between 8:00 am - 5:00 pm (may vary)
  • Includes weekdays, weekends, bank holidays, and school holidays
  • Shifts agreed in advance on a rota basis, with flexibility required to meet the clients needs

About Our Client

Our client lives with her parents and is friendly, thoughtful, and warm, with a great sense of humour. She is registered blind and experiences high levels of anxiety, so benefits from calm, patient, and consistent support.

She Enjoys

  • Being read to and having a relaxed conversation
  • Meditation, yoga, and gentle exercise (guided by her therapy team)
  • Creative activities at home
  • Local outings, shopping, and gentle walks outdoors

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The Role

You will work closely with a Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT), following a structured rehabilitation plan focused on confidence-building and independence.

You Will Support With

  • Day to day living and food preparation
  • Using iPhones and Apple technology (apps, accessibility features)
  • Organising appointments and routines
  • Community access and social activities (driving required)
  • Emotional reassurance and anxiety management
  • Encouraging independence at the client's pace

What We Offer You

  • Full induction and specialist training
  • Ongoing support from an experienced Case Manager and MDT
  • Regular supervision and appraisals
  • Enhanced DBS paid for if required
  • The opportunity to play a genuinely meaningful role in someone's life

What We're Looking For

Essential

  • Previous experience in a support/care role
  • Full UK driving licence, access to own car, and business-use insurance
  • A calm, compassionate, and patient approach
  • Ability to support someone with high levels of anxiety
  • Good communication skills and a sense of humour
  • Flexibility to work a varied, pre-agreed shift pattern

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Desirable

  • Experience supporting individuals with acquired brain injury
  • Experience supporting individuals who are registered blind
  • Experience supporting individuals with epilepsy
  • Confidence using iPhone and Apple technology
  • Creativity and enthusiasm for social and leisure activities

Additional Information

  • Enhanced DBS required (paid for by the employer if needed)
  • Occupational Requirement: Female applicants only, permitted under Schedule 9, Part 1 of the Equality Act 2010, due to the personal nature of care

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Skills

Support Work
Caregiving
Driving
Anxiety Management
Emotional Intelligence
Communication Skills
Food Preparation
Apple Technology
iPhone
Rehabilitation Support
Patient Care
Community Access

Location

Forest Row, England, United Kingdom

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